Squeezable, chemical-resistant PE Bottles

Yes. HDPE resists acids, alkalis and solvents, which is why it is the standard for household cleaners and detergents.

Yes — LDPE and soft HDPE give easy squeeze dispensing for lotions, sauces and gels.

They can, if wall thickness and top-load are under-specified for the fill weight and stacking height. Panel deformation on PE usually shows up as the sidewalls sucking inward after pallet stacking in a hot container, and it is almost always a wall-thickness problem rather than a resin problem. We size the wall to your fill weight and your actual pallet configuration, and we would rather add a gram of resin at the design stage than discuss a claim after arrival.

Yes — PCR PE is available with documentation for brands that need to substantiate a recycled-content claim. Two caveats worth planning around: PCR resin introduces slight colour variation batch to batch, which is invisible in a solid-coloured bottle and obvious in a natural one, and it generally needs a slightly higher minimum to run economically. Tell us the claim you intend to make on pack and we will tell you what we can certify.

Yes, subject to the specific grade and the specific product. We supply FDA food-contact compliant resin and can provide SGS test reports and EU 10/2011 documentation where the market requires it. What we will not do is give you a blanket assurance without knowing the formula — compatibility depends on the contents, the fill temperature and the storage conditions, so the useful answer comes from a soak test with your actual product, not from a datasheet alone.